What court do I file in? Are there attorneys that take these cases pro bono or on a contingency basis?
If your case is viable, you should not have any difficulty finding a lawyer to represent you on a contingency basis (No Fee/No Costs).
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If your case is viable, you should not have any difficulty finding a lawyer to represent you on a contingency basis (No Fee/No Costs).
Claims against government entities are very complex. You really need to hire a lawyer,
One may be terminated in Florida any time for any reason that is not unconstitutional (so long as the reason is a constitutional).
Hard to say.
No, not unless she was made seriously ill. If not, move on.
Ask your attorney whether there have been negotiations. No attorney on this board can legitimately evaluate your claim for you as their are too...
Yes he can sue you. However, if you disclosed any known defects t to the buyer that contributed or were the actual problem and sold the vehicle "as...
You need a criminal lawyer in the jurisdiction you were taken to court in.
Yes it seems correct. Attorneys' fees and costs; evaluation(s) and expert wittness reports and testimony...
You can do it yourself, but it is very complex and arduous. Your chance of success alone is much less than with a professional. Interview more...